Some users may experience delays or slowness when using various iCloud services or sending messages using iMessage, according to Apple's system status page. The issues began within the last few hours.

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We'll update this post once Apple indicates the issues have been fully resolved.

Top Rated Comments

coolfactor Avatar
77 months ago

You think? Apple and services haven’t been a very good mariage historically.. remember .mac, MobileMe..


Not again Apple.. still hate the MobileMe troubles where I lost all my mail and calendar data..
I've used Apple cloud services since 2001 (19 years), and have never lost any mail, contacts or calendar data through all of those those transitions.

There is something called user responsibility, too. Sure seems like you're letting the past cloud your view of iCloud. It's excellent!


finally they admit they have a problem
Why are you sharing a screenshot of a message from nearly 400 days ago??
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1345873 Avatar
77 months ago
“I've used Apple cloud services since 2001 (19 years), and have never lost any mail, contacts or calendar data through all of those those transitions.

Just search ‘mobileme lost mail’ in The Apple forum.. that’s no n=1. It was a faulty system, later admitted by Apple and discontinued (2011 in Beta) because of bad rep, not bad press..
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farewelwilliams Avatar
77 months ago
finally they admit they have a problem

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newyorksole Avatar
77 months ago
I haven’t noticed anything yet luckily. Glad they’re on top of it though.
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vicviper789 Avatar
77 months ago
Coronavirus up to no good again I see...
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adrianlondon Avatar
77 months ago

Why are you sharing a screenshot of a message from nearly 400 days ago??
That's how slow it is :)
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